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Abdullah Ammar Al-Saudi: Bahrain’s Banking Pioneer
The article discusses the role of Abdullah Ammar, the late Saudi Arab banker, who contributed to establishing and shaping Bahrain's financial stature. He is considered one of the most prominent figures who helped develop the regional and international banking sectors. His career began in Libya before founding the Libyan Arab External Bank, and then he moved to Bahrain to establish the Arab Banking Corporation (ABC), which played a significant role in establishing Bahrain as a regional financial hub. He also contributed to founding various financial institutions, including the Islamic Bank and Islamic banking. He received numerous awards and honors and was the first Arab banking figure to be awarded the "Arab Banking Personality" award. He passed away in September 2025, leaving a significant legacy in both Arab and international banking sectors, recognized as a key figure who helped build Bahrain's financial sector.
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